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Rainy day to Chateaux de Ribagnac
... chateaux de Ribagnac. This chateaux was brought by an English couple ( both lawyers) a few years ago as a means to break the rat race. They are still in the process of doing the property up but have a number of rooms available for B and B. The chateaux was built in the 16th century and has the style of that period. We arrived at the same time as a number of other guests, both scottish couples and were greeted by one of our hosts Patrick, and were offered in a ...
Bumpty Bump
... full of storks! Everything was so quiet, ************e was about.
We finally arrived at our destination at 5:00pm this evening and what a place! I highly recommend this B&B, Simon is lovely and a keen biker himself and the B&B and surrounding area is picturesque. He is currently busy downstairs cooking our dinner for us as I type and beer is flowing.....ah, happy day...finally.
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Prélude au grand départ
Quelle semaine! Après d'innombrables adieux nous quittons Montréal pour Chartres et un séjour d'une semaine dans la famille de Val. En préparation d'une éventuelle conduite en Asie, Karine est contrainte à suivre quelques heures de cours sur une moto trop grande pour elle. 5 heures de terreur effectuées avec brio ;) ...
A castle and a chateau
It's hard to believe our week in Berbiguieres is almost over. Today (Thursday) we visited Beynac Feudal Castle. It dates from the 12th century and has had a number of additions over the centuries. As a feudal fortress, it has been in the hands of both the French and English, with Ric*************heart taking it over in 1189. It was apparently kept by him until he was killed during a siege in 1199. The castle ...
Bonjour ma family and friends!
... gathered together for a 'head count' and were shot dead. The village was then completely torched. A new village was built after the war but the original remains as a permanent memorial to those killed - it was very sad and a reminder of how lucky we are. Right, we're setting off again today stopping in Limoges Centre ...